Tokyo:General Secretary and President To Lam, during his official visit to Japan, met with leaders of Japan's leading financial institutions at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The meeting took place as part of his ongoing four-day visit to Japan.

According to Socialist Republic of Vietnam Government News, To Lam emphasized Viet Nam's focus on developing high-speed railways, metro lines, airports, and other infrastructure. He highlighted the need for substantial investment capital beyond the country's state budget capability to achieve these goals.

To Lam proposed a partnership between Viet Nam and Japan to develop the financial market, mobilize capital, and invest in areas enhancing long-term competitiveness. He encouraged Japanese banks, securities companies, and financial institutions to cooperate with Viet Nam in market infrastructure development, modern financial instruments, and risk management.

He also suggested strengthening financial market connectivity and cooperation in fields such as capital markets, asset management, green finance, fintech, and human resource training. To Lam assured Japan of Viet Nam's commitment to macro-economic stability, fiscal discipline, and a conducive business environment.

He further reiterated Viet Nam's dedication to protecting investors’ rights, fostering international financial cooperation, and ensuring fair competition. The meeting concluded with To Lam's ceremonial bell-ringing at the Tokyo Stock Exchange.